Management Review
Common Questions
Why do management reviews need to be
done by senior management? Reviews by top management are
required because they have the authority to make the necessary
decisions about actions and resources.
How often should management reviews be
done?
The reviews should be carried out at least
annually in line with the business planning processes. Reviews may
be conducted more frequently to meet other business needs such as
key changes to organisations, outsourcing etc.
Who is responsible for the
management review? The senior
management team for the organisation or part of the organisation
have the responsibility for ensuring reviews are carried out. This
is usually delegated to the nominated senior manager with
responsibility for occupational risk.
We've outsourced all our
dangerous activities do I still need to include them in the
review? Yes. You may need
to check a range of different things. You may need to check the
systems for selection, monitoring their performance and for
examining their own review processes.
Will other parts of the BBC be able to
see my self assessment? Managers with the appropriate
permission levels and authority will be able to access the self
assessment results. The benefits of being able to share the
outcomes from the assessments are that good practice can become
easily identifiable therefore reducing the likelihood of
reinventing the wheel.
Contact: Safety Advice Line 0464 |
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